David Beeler is an actor, writer, producer known for his extensive experience on stage and screen in both Hollywood and the UK. On television, his numerous credits include: Ratched (2020) (Netflix), Black-ish (2014) (ABC), Franklin & Bash (2011) (TNT), Insecure (2016) (HBO), General Hospital (1963) (ABC). And on film, he has starred in Trouble Is My Business (2018), Into the Wilderness, Aaah! Roach! and Jack the Reaper (2011), among others. A native Texan, David attended UT Austin, then a 3 year acting conservatory in London, The Royal Central School of Speech & Drama. David lived and worked in the UK for 10 years, racking up numerous theatre credits before moving to sunny LA. UK highlights include: playing Hamlet in London and at Kenilworth Castle, Norman Petty in Buddy, Puck, Edmund, and being directed in "The Scottish Play" by Judi Dench. Booth, a one man show written and performed by David, won a Fringe 1st at the Edinburgh Festival, as did an ensemble piece entitled, Our Brutus, about John Wilkes Booth which led to a transfer to London and a writing commission from a West End Producer. In LA, David was part of the sketch comedy troupe, Lester McFwap, and was part of the comedy duo, Dave & Tom, for many years. In addition to his film and television credits, he has appeared in over 90 national commercials, several of which aired in various SuperBowls. He and his wife are busy with their best productions, their two sons.
David Behl is known for No Dinosaurs in Heaven (2010) and Open Five 2 (2012).
David Beier is a producer and director, known for You Better Run (2009), The Silver Baron (2011) and There's a Shelter (2012).
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David Belle is an international actor, but also the founder of Parkour. Belle was introduced to his acting career in a meeting with Hubert Koundé (La Haine) and then in the play Pygmalion. He began his acting career guest-starring in the television show Louis Page (1997). Belle gained prominence starring in Brian De Palma's Femme Fatale (2002), and with astonishing Parkour performances in action movies such as Les Rivières Pourpres 2 (2004) with Jean Reno. David was then contacted by Luc Besson to co-star as lead actor in the action movie District 13 (2004). He gained international fame for his portrayal of Leïto, and would reprise the role in the sequel District 13: Ultimatum (2009). He also starred in films such as Babylon A.D. and The Family, and worked as a stunt/Parkour coordinator/choreographer in blockbusters such as Transporter 2, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time and Colombiana. Seen as a "Living Legend" in China, David entered the Asian Movie market in 2016 and since then stared in several blockbusters. Belle also stared in two web series, the noticeable Brutal: Taste of Violence, and À Jamais, awarded for is performances as "Best Actor" at the SeriesLand WebFest 2018 and Rio Webfest 2018. Besides acting, Belle is the founder of Parkour, and was former President of the Parkour Commission with FIG, the International Federation of Gymnastics.
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Cinephile since a kid,he started to study filmmaking at 17, being interrupted because of a motorcycle accident. Later became a professional diver, sailer and diving instructor. Vocational adventurer, he move to Madrid on 2000 where combines training and working as international actor and his work as producer. We can highlight his work on "Kisses", by Lance Daly; Nominated for Best Foreing Film on 2011 Spirit Awards, Audience Award at 2009 Miami Film Festival, Best Film Award on 2008 Galway Film Festival & Oficial Selection in 2008 at Locarno, Toronto & London Film Festivals. Fluent English/Catalan/Spanish and some Italian. Plays Saxophone & Harm. Tango Dancer, he is also Diving Instructor & Rugby National Player.
David Benger was born on 27 April 1991 in New York City, New York, USA. He is an actor, known for The Squid and the Whale (2005), Umney's Last Case (2006) and Tie a Yellow Ribbon (2007).